Investigating the Applicability of the SAFER-YCL Care Bundle for Transitions From CAMHS Crisis and Liaison Services: The Barriers and Enablers
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.The SAFER-YCL care bundle was adapted for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Crisis and Liaison teams, enhancing young people's transitions. Feasibility testing is needed to confirm its effectiveness in clinical practice.
Area Of Science
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)
- Mental Health Care Delivery
- Healthcare Innovations
Background
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Crisis and Liaison teams provide intensive, short-term support for young people in crisis.
- Currently, there is no evidence-based model for the operation of these specialized mental health teams.
- The SAFER care bundle, originally for hospital discharges, has been adapted for various mental health settings.
Purpose Of The Study
- To adapt the SAFER-YMH care bundle for use in CAMHS Crisis and Liaison teams.
- To gather stakeholder feedback on necessary modifications for these specific clinical services.
- To develop an evidence-informed model for CAMHS Crisis and Liaison team operations.
Main Methods
- Focus groups were conducted with healthcare professionals, young people, and parents/carers.
- The SAFER care bundle was presented to stakeholders for discussion and feedback.
- Normalisation Process Theory (NPT) framework was used to analyze transcripts, identifying implementation barriers and facilitators.
Main Results
- Stakeholders suggested integrating the SAFER-YCL care bundle into electronic patient records for efficiency.
- Automated information pulling and templated discharge letters/safety plans were proposed as aids.
- The tool must avoid increasing staff documentation burden and allow flexible administration.
Conclusions
- The SAFER-YCL care bundle has been successfully developed for CAMHS Crisis and Liaison services.
- The adapted bundle shows potential to improve young people's transition experiences.
- Further feasibility testing is essential to validate effectiveness and ensure successful clinical integration.
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